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Weekend PC download deals: Rayman Origins $7

It's a fine weekend for downloadable PC bargains, with loads of lovely bundles and indies going cheap, not to mention just plain old good video games. Highlights include Rayman Origins for $7, To the Moon for $3, Saints Row 2 for $4, Little Inferno for $4, Dustforce for $5, and Anno 2070 for $17.

It's a fine weekend for downloadable PC bargains, with loads of lovely bundles and indies going cheap, not to mention just plain old good video games. Highlights include Rayman Origins for $7, To the Moon for $3, Saints Row 2 for $4, Little Inferno for $4, Dustforce for $5, and Anno 2070 for $17. We have oh so much more more inside.
Here's our selection of this weekend's PC deals:

GameFly

GameFly's offering a 20% discount on most games with the coupon code GFDMAR20. Being outside the US, I can't verify exactly which games it works on, so I'll just list the pre-coupon prices and hey! you'll probably get them cheaper:

Green Man Gaming

If you pre-order BioShock Infinite for $59.99, GMG will also give you $15 in credit, a copy of BioShock, plus your choice of BioShock 2, Civilization V, Mafia II, Spec Ops: The Line, or The Darkness II.
GMG has a big old indie weekend sale with many more games than I've listed.

Groupees

Groupees is offering a bundle of Wadjet Eye adventure games. Paying at least $1 will get you Gemini Rue, Puzzle Bots, and The Shivah. $5 or more also gets you Resonance, The Blackwell Legacy, Blackwell Unbound, The Blackwell Convergence, and The Blackwell Deception. When a few more bundles are sold, it'll throw in Da New Guys too. Most games can activate on Steam.

Resonance

Humble Bundle

Pay what you want for Beat Hazard Ultra, Dynamite Jack, Solar 2, and NightSky HD. Beat the average price to get Super Hexagon, Splice, Crayon Physics Deluxe, Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP, plus Dungeon Defender and its DLC too. They come for PC, Mac, Linux, and Android, and you get Steam keys if you pay at least $1.

Super Hexagon

Impulse

Impulse has loads of Sega games on sale, including the Warhammer 40,000 games Sega picked up from THQ. With only 33% off most, though, the prices are a fair bit higher than we've seen in many other Sega sales. You're probably better off waiting.

Steam's running a big Ubisoft sale this weekend, with 30-50% off most Ubisoft games and bigger discounts in daily deals. As ever, you'll probably want to wait until Sunday in case games you want come up in a daily.
Ending at 10am on Saturday: